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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 10.
Published in final edited form as: Metab Eng. 2015 Jan 14;28:151–158. doi: 10.1016/j.ymben.2015.01.001

Table 3.

Goodness-of-fit analysis for individual 13C-MFA fits and for combined analysis of all 14 data sets using COMPLETE-MFA.

Data set No. of
fitted
measurements*
No. of
estimated net
free fluxes,
exchange
fluxes, G-values
No. of
redundant
measurements**
Maximum
acceptable
SSR***
SSR
(contribution
to SSR in
COMPLETE-
MFA)
[1,2]Glc 66 8, 5, 10 43 63 11 (45)
[2,3]Glc 66 10, 3, 10 43 63 8 (47)
[4,5,6]Glc 67 7, 4, 10 46 67 32 (85)
[2,3,4,5,6]Glc 67 9, 5, 10 43 63 31 (71)
[1]+[4,5,6]Glc (1:1) 66 7, 4, 9 46 67 11 (35)
[1]+[U]Glc (1:1) 67 7, 5, 9 46 67 10 (30)
[1]+[U]Glc (4:1) 67 7, 6, 9 45 65 33 (61)
[U]Glc (20%) 67 5, 5, 9 48 69 54 (77)
[1]Glc 56 7, 6, 8 35 53 6 (54)
[2]Glc 53 9, 4, 10 30 47 8 (30)
[3]Glc 51 4, 5, 5 37 56 5 (23)
[4]Glc 42 2, 2, 0 38 57 15 (20)
[5]Glc 51 10, 5, 10 26 42 14 (53)
[6]Glc 53 7, 2, 8 36 54 13 (58)
COMPLETE-MFA 813 10, 9, 129 665 738 690
*

Number of fitted measurements includes mass isotopomers that were non-zero after correction for natural isotope abundances and external flux constraints (i.e. glucose and acetate).

**

The number of redundant measurements equals the number of fitted measurements minus the number of estimated parameters, i.e. net free fluxes, exchange fluxes, and G-values.

***

Maximum acceptable SSR value at 95% confidence level